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Election 2002 Results

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2002 US House elections in North Carolina

North Carolina elected 13 members of the House in 2002: Democrats won 6 seats and Republicans 7.

The closest was the 8th district, decided by 9.0 points: Robin Hayes (Republican) beat Chris Kouri (Democrat), 53.6% to 44.6%, a margin of 9.0 points and 13,479 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 60 of the 100 counties and Democrats in 40. The largest, Wake, cast 222,279 votes and went to the Democrat by 7.9 points. The closest was Swain, where 3 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Every district

DistrictDemocratVotesRepublicanVotesOthersMargin
1 Frank W. Ballance Jr.93,157 (63.7%) Greg Dority50,907 (34.8%) 2,093 D+28.9
2 Bob Etheridge100,121 (65.4%) Joseph L. Ellen50,965 (33.3%) 2,098 D+32.1
3 none Walter B. Jones131,448 (90.7%) 13,486 R+90.7
4 David E. Price132,185 (61.2%) Tuan A. Nguyen78,095 (36.1%) 5,766 D+25.0
5 David Crawford58,558 (29.8%) Richard Burr137,879 (70.2%) R+40.4
6 none Howard Coble151,430 (90.4%) 16,067 R+90.4
7 Mike McIntyre118,543 (71.1%) James R. Adams45,537 (27.3%) 2,574 D+43.8
8 Chris Kouri66,819 (44.6%) Robin Hayes80,298 (53.6%) 2,619 R+9.0
9 Ed McGuire49,974 (25.8%) Sue Wilkins Myrick140,095 (72.4%) 3,374 R+46.6
10 Ron Daugherty65,587 (37.8%) Cass Ballenger102,768 (59.3%) 4,937 R+21.5
11 Sam Neill86,664 (42.8%) Charles H. Taylor112,335 (55.5%) 3,261 R+12.7
12 Melvin L. Watt98,821 (65.3%) Jeff Kish49,588 (32.8%) 2,830 D+32.6
13 Brad Miller100,287 (54.7%) Carolyn W. Grant77,688 (42.4%) 5,295 D+12.3

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Wake 116,998 52.6% 99,509 44.8% 5,772 222,279 D+7.9
Mecklenburg 85,004 42.6% 110,509 55.4% 3,810 199,323 R+12.8
Guilford 41,267 33.3% 74,485 60.0% 8,327 124,079 R+26.8
Forsyth 35,983 38.7% 56,521 60.8% 489 92,993 R+22.1
Durham 48,281 73.1% 16,184 24.5% 1,600 66,065 D+48.6
Buncombe 29,704 46.9% 32,539 51.4% 1,091 63,334 R+4.5
Cumberland 33,735 58.5% 22,983 39.9% 910 57,628 D+18.7
New Hanover 35,268 67.4% 16,071 30.7% 995 52,334 D+36.7
Gaston 11,021 25.9% 30,863 72.4% 750 42,634 R+46.5
Davidson 8,989 22.1% 29,594 72.7% 2,115 40,698 R+50.6
Cabarrus 12,011 30.5% 26,682 67.7% 740 39,433 R+37.2
Catawba 14,457 36.8% 23,608 60.1% 1,200 39,265 R+23.3
Orange 28,288 72.3% 9,697 24.8% 1,162 39,147 D+47.5
Union 9,218 25.8% 25,999 72.8% 508 35,725 R+47.0
Johnston 21,077 59.3% 13,981 39.3% 495 35,553 D+20.0
Iredell 11,415 34.4% 21,327 64.3% 433 33,175 R+29.9
Rowan 8,445 25.7% 21,615 65.8% 2,797 32,857 R+40.1
Alamance 4,885 15.8% 24,007 77.6% 2,047 30,939 R+61.8
Henderson 10,090 34.6% 18,692 64.0% 406 29,188 R+29.5
Randolph 0 0.0% 25,937 93.1% 1,937 27,874 R+93.1
Pitt 6,626 24.0% 19,713 71.3% 1,324 27,663 R+47.3
Rockingham 12,653 49.3% 12,117 47.2% 920 25,690 D+2.1
Brunswick 16,970 66.1% 8,312 32.4% 407 25,689 D+33.7
Burke 11,962 46.8% 12,828 50.2% 775 25,565 R+3.4
Cleveland 10,771 42.8% 13,714 54.5% 656 25,141 R+11.7
Wayne 6,390 25.8% 17,317 70.0% 1,029 24,736 R+44.2
Nash 10,703 43.9% 12,814 52.6% 846 24,363 R+8.7
Craven 4,096 18.0% 17,087 75.0% 1,604 22,787 R+57.0
Caldwell 9,198 41.5% 12,322 55.6% 640 22,160 R+14.1
Onslow 0 0.0% 19,398 89.1% 2,373 21,771 R+89.1
Harnett 12,530 60.6% 7,884 38.2% 247 20,661 D+22.5
Robeson 17,532 86.8% 2,385 11.8% 283 20,200 D+75.0
Lincoln 6,843 33.9% 12,760 63.2% 580 20,183 R+29.3
Wilkes 5,970 30.9% 13,365 69.1% 19,335 R+38.2
Stanly 6,499 35.0% 11,767 63.3% 328 18,594 R+28.3
Chatham 11,346 62.2% 6,417 35.2% 483 18,246 D+27.0
Moore 0 0.0% 16,846 92.3% 1,399 18,245 R+92.3
Surry 5,720 31.4% 12,482 68.6% 18,202 R+37.1
Haywood 8,772 49.0% 8,840 49.4% 288 17,900 R+0.4
Carteret 0 0.0% 15,689 89.1% 1,919 17,608 R+89.1
Rutherford 6,685 38.9% 10,121 58.9% 380 17,186 R+20.0
Sampson 9,365 58.8% 6,421 40.3% 147 15,933 D+18.5
Lenoir 5,466 35.3% 9,592 62.0% 418 15,476 R+26.7
Wilson 4,802 31.5% 9,806 64.4% 625 15,233 R+32.8
Watauga 6,131 40.5% 8,999 59.5% 15,130 R+19.0
Columbus 12,719 85.1% 2,042 13.7% 182 14,943 D+71.5
Franklin 9,505 66.4% 4,582 32.0% 229 14,316 D+34.4
Beaufort 2,542 18.1% 10,588 75.5% 893 14,023 R+57.4
Halifax 8,920 64.0% 4,689 33.6% 332 13,941 D+30.3
Stokes 3,961 28.7% 9,851 71.3% 13,812 R+42.6
Edgecombe 9,572 70.0% 3,941 28.8% 155 13,668 D+41.2
Lee 8,102 61.1% 4,995 37.6% 174 13,271 D+23.4
Pender 8,446 68.5% 3,710 30.1% 179 12,335 D+38.4
Granville 6,622 57.2% 4,716 40.7% 242 11,580 D+16.5
Alexander 4,677 40.6% 6,851 59.4% 11,528 R+18.9
Transylvania 4,828 42.2% 6,380 55.8% 235 11,443 R+13.6
Yadkin 2,261 19.8% 9,134 80.2% 11,395 R+60.3
Macon 4,336 38.4% 6,605 58.5% 350 11,291 R+20.1
McDowell 4,101 36.4% 7,020 62.4% 132 11,253 R+25.9
Richmond 6,143 55.9% 4,722 43.0% 125 10,990 D+12.9
Davie 2,351 21.9% 8,392 78.1% 10,743 R+56.2
Duplin 5,980 55.8% 4,438 41.4% 291 10,709 D+14.4
Person 5,054 50.9% 4,589 46.2% 286 9,929 D+4.7
Vance 6,320 65.4% 3,219 33.3% 125 9,664 D+32.1
Jackson 4,670 50.4% 4,420 47.7% 167 9,257 D+2.7
Ashe 3,223 36.2% 5,683 63.8% 8,906 R+27.6
Dare 0 0.0% 7,334 83.8% 1,415 8,749 R+83.8
Bladen 7,058 83.5% 1,337 15.8% 59 8,454 D+67.7
Yancey 3,817 46.1% 4,404 53.2% 50 8,271 R+7.1
Cherokee 2,875 36.3% 4,953 62.5% 95 7,923 R+26.2
Martin 4,578 58.2% 3,186 40.5% 101 7,865 D+17.7
Scotland 4,105 54.8% 3,311 44.2% 71 7,487 D+10.6
Madison 3,504 48.0% 3,714 50.9% 82 7,300 R+2.9
Montgomery 3,447 48.4% 3,585 50.3% 94 7,126 R+1.9
Pasquotank 3,903 57.3% 2,836 41.6% 76 6,815 D+15.7
Polk 2,603 39.1% 3,894 58.5% 158 6,655 R+19.4
Caswell 4,113 62.5% 2,320 35.3% 145 6,578 D+27.3
Northampton 4,632 71.7% 1,699 26.3% 129 6,460 D+45.4
Anson 3,914 62.5% 2,286 36.5% 66 6,266 D+26.0
Hoke 3,392 54.8% 2,698 43.6% 97 6,187 D+11.2
Warren 3,905 69.2% 1,669 29.6% 70 5,644 D+39.6
Mitchell 1,358 25.4% 3,872 72.4% 120 5,350 R+47.0
Bertie 3,701 70.7% 1,459 27.9% 74 5,234 D+42.8
Hertford 3,858 73.8% 1,314 25.1% 58 5,230 D+48.6
Currituck 0 0.0% 4,426 87.5% 634 5,060 R+87.5
Avery 1,057 21.9% 3,673 76.0% 106 4,836 R+54.1
Greene 2,324 53.5% 1,961 45.2% 55 4,340 D+8.4
Washington 2,611 62.5% 1,508 36.1% 57 4,176 D+26.4
Pamlico 0 0.0% 3,496 89.0% 432 3,928 R+89.0
Jones 1,691 44.0% 2,041 53.1% 112 3,844 R+9.1
Graham 1,375 36.3% 2,381 62.8% 33 3,789 R+26.6
Alleghany 1,482 39.3% 2,285 60.7% 3,767 R+21.3
Clay 1,361 37.7% 2,203 61.1% 42 3,606 R+23.3
Swain 1,772 49.6% 1,775 49.6% 29 3,576 R+0.1
Perquimans 1,659 50.2% 1,598 48.3% 50 3,307 D+1.8
Chowan 1,684 53.1% 1,385 43.6% 104 3,173 D+9.4
Camden 0 0.0% 1,829 84.9% 326 2,155 R+84.9
Gates 1,438 67.3% 673 31.5% 27 2,138 D+35.8
Hyde 0 0.0% 972 94.2% 60 1,032 R+94.2
Tyrrell 0 0.0% 590 96.6% 21 611 R+96.6

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

North Carolina in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 4, R 10 R+9.9
2022 D 7, R 7 R+4.3
2020 D 5, R 8 D+0.5
2018 D 3, R 9 R+2.0
2016 D 3, R 10 R+6.6
2014 D 3, R 10 R+11.4
2012 D 4, R 9 D+1.9
2010 D 7, R 6 R+8.9
2008 D 8, R 5 D+9.3
2006 D 7, R 6 D+5.8
2004 D 6, R 7 R+2.1
2002 D 6, R 7 R+10.6
2000 D 5, R 7 R+11.6
1998 D 5, R 7 R+9.8
1996 D 6, R 6 R+8.1
1994 D 4, R 8 R+14.2
1992 D 8, R 4 D+3.1
1990 D 7, R 4 D+7.0